Daily Herald

State health officials warn of a possible virus resurgence as rising numbers throw a curve at hopes of moving to a “Bridge Phase”; Former Cooper Middle School teacher in Buffalo Grove awaits extradition to Illinois on charges of sexual assault of a student; Submarine Express leveled to clear way for bank in downtown Mount Prospect

Nearly three-quarters of all DuPage County residents 65 and older have received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine; A group of Indian Prairie Unit District 204 parents is suing the school board and its top administrator; The construction of Hawthorn 2.0 in Vernon Hills is ceremoniously heralded

Two with ties to the Chicago suburbs were among the 10 killed in the Boulder grocery store shooting; Governor J.B. Pritzker expresses concerns about some rising COVID-19 numbers, but not enough yet to tighten restrictions; Arlington Heights cancels its Memorial Day parade

Illinois health officials reported the largest single-day increase to the state’s COVID-19 vaccine supply Tuesday; A teenage motorcyclist died from severe injuries he suffered in a crash in Wheaton; A new racing board member blasts the decision to sell Arlington Park

Another mass vaccination site opens Friday; Early voting expands in the suburbs; Man faces residential burglary charge after Buffalo Grove standoff

Loyola advances to Sweet 16 with upset win over Illinois; Illinois reports 1,431 new COVID-19 cases, with 22 deaths; Early voting to expand Monday

Glen Ellyn School District 41, businesses and churches will "Rock Your Socks" for World Down Syndrome Day; An Antioch veteran doesn't stop serving; Lake County gets grants for roadwork; Palatine-Schaumburg District 211 looks ahead to next school year

Illinois administered 135,525 doses of COVID-19 vaccine Thursday, the second most in single day; State reports 12 more deaths and 2,380 new cases; County health officials blame uptick on a spurt of infections among younger residents

Illinois will be expanding access to the COVID-19 vaccine to all Illinoisans age 16 and older starting April 12, but the suburbs remain cautious; The state will have a "Bridge Phase" to full reopening; Great America will reopen next month.

A Lake County resident has been diagnosed with the first known case of the Brazilian variant of COVID-19; Suburban Cook County residents between 16 and 65 with certain medical conditions will be eligible for COVID-19 vaccination; Kane County's first mass vaccination site will open